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Anaconda Standard

Location

Anaconda, Montana, United States of America

Date

Jun 08, 1915

Page

7

Butte Current Notes on Local Visits and Announcements

Notes from Butte detailing visitors, births, travels, and social events. Mentions Olson phonographs, Slemons Booth ads, and Morley Thomas Co insurance. Includes arrivals like Miss Elizabeth Knuckle and Miss Mary Denny, Walkerville events, and several calls on residents around South Butte and Walkerville.

Orton Bros Stein-Bloch Tonkin's J. W. Clark Grace Mont Olson Phonographs Butte Phonograph Co Slemons & Booth Granite St Mra Goodman Copper Street

Young Men's Club Installs Officers After Holiday

Meaderville Young Men's Club hosts a social evening as officers are installed. Anglo Maffet becomes president with W. Davis as vice president and a slate including Bertoglio Tox Hop King Davis, Harnest David La Duke Rhoades Penhall Carkeek. Baseball team beat Silver Bow 9 to 6 on grounds, reports show growing membership and club prosperity.

Meaderville Young Men's Club Anglo Maffet W. Davis Vie Antone I. Bertoglio Robert Tox John Hop King Thomas Davis Mar Shall Harnest David A. la Duke Andrew Rhoades Atseen Penhall John Carkeek Tom Gavigan Miss Am James Chatham Your Men's Clbu Silver Bow

Catholic Foresters In Convention Today In Butte

Delegates representing twenty five courts of the Catholic Order of Foresters meet in Butte beginning a two day convention. Mauss will be celebrated at St Joseph's church at 9 o'clock by Fr McCormick. Delegates later gather at Stevens and Mansy hall South Butte for convention sessions and annual officer election.

Catholic Order of Foresters Butte No.bes Mauss Beneft St. Joseph's Church Father McCormick Stevens & Mansey Hall South Butte

KILLING OF MUNRO DETAILED BY COUNSEL

A trial in Butte centers on the Feb 12 shooting of Munro by Robinson after a dispute on Main Street. Testimony portrays Munro as a watchman with Ford as a companion, with Robinson and associates involved in threatening behavior observed by bystanders and police. Doctors describe fatal wounds as Munro dies after two shots. prosecutors claim an unprovoked killing while defense outlines alternatives and gunmen notes.

Maury Ford Munro Robinson Robinsons Associates Doran Park Main Streets Lincoln Aasailant Jorney Donovan Igunimen Mine Workers’ Union Conrase H. A. Mamnet Ata Henderson Feeney Butte Teason Lentz Venice J. J. Hartman T. Davidson Godfrey Baer Te Fury County Miwrney James Ford Park Street Friend Main Munroe Fred L. Ry P Froiman Ivan Lincoln Wincomn Canning Staury Bute Mine Workers Union Donavan Jude Pont Teeland Sudan

Gunmen and sheriff tale in Butte murder trial

In Butte a gunfight ties into union struggles between the Butte Mine Workers and a rival gunmen’s faction. Robinson, Foster, and Munro engaged near Park and Mata as officers watched. Munro pulled a weapon. Robinson fired, killing him. Witnesses describe threats, anonymous letters, and deep local tensions shaping the case.

Robinson Foster Munro Ford Park and Mata Ivan Lincoln Moore Renin

City school expansion plan seeks rapid new facilities

The school board moves to secure bids for a three story high school annex with gym, pool, labs and dining rooms by June 3, aiming to complete the building by fall. Architects Wilson and Cutting to present plans soon as bids open, with penalties for delays and three shift work if needed. An Emerson school addition follows similar strict bidding rules and will connect to the existing Emerson, using current heating plants. Summer school staff announced for multiple high and grade schools, with enrollment set for June 16 and potential staffing additions.

Lune 3 Wilson & Cutting Aa Well Ae Gymnastum High School Board Idaho Street Emerson School Floyd Hammill Emerson Downer Bruce E. Millikin Helen Venus Eugene Corrie Hugo Giduz EM. Lukentail Mary C. Sullivan Eleanor Boyle Anna Daly Frances Nichola Mary Smal Sarah Killey May Cody Emelia Dalton Alice Jackson

Walkerville Plans Seer System and Paving

Walkerville council approves preliminary sewer plan with paving to come after bond vote. Seven blocks initially, more later, to improve sanitation and streets. Budget around 0000 with a summer start likely. Bond issue to finance work and ensure widespread service.

Walkerville Authiolt Holbrook Fao Fagent Broughton

Incumbents Fall Behind in Portland Election Returns

Incomplete returns from about half of Portland precincts late tonight show George L. Baker and William Adams leading to succeed C. A. Bigelow and W. M. Brewster. Re-election of city auditor A. L. Bardour was indicated.

Portland Ure George L. Baker William Adams C. A. Bigelow W. M. Brewster A. 1 Bar- Dour

Funeral Services for Frank M Milne Held at Home

Funeral services for Frank M Milne were held at 7 p.m. at the home of W L Creden 309 West Broadway conducted by Rev E J Groeneveld pastor of the First Presbyterian church. The service reflected on the sorrow caused by Milne’s death and the impact on the widow. The body was later taken to the Northern Pacific for transport to Lockport Illinois where interment will occur. Mrs Milne and Mrs Creden traveled together on the same train.

Frank M. Milne W. L. Creden West Broadway E. J. Groeneveld First Presbyterian Church Sarge del Light Groeneveld Milne Northern Pacific Lockport Ill Creden

Students and Friends Dance at Grand Ball

The annual School of Mines Sophomore class ball honoring graduating students drew over 300 couples at Pallas Hall last night. The hall featured a purple and white color scheme. Sophomore officers President Howard Parker and Secretary Thomas Collins led planning with Sam Spiegel Thomas Wilkinson and Earl Lyford on the committee. LIoraail's largest factory for explosives is operated by the government.

School of Mines Pallas Hall Clase Howard Parker Thomas Collins Sam Spiegel Thomas Wilkinson Earl Lyford Col LI

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